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Michael A. Chaney

Professor Edward Hyde Cox Professor of English and American Literature

Dartmouth College

Affiliations

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of English and Creative Writing

Michael A. Chaney is currently serving as an English And Creative Writing Professor Edward Hyde Cox Professor of English and American Literature at Dartmouth College.

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Michael A. Chaney

Dartmouth College

Professor Edward Hyde Cox Professor of English and American Literature

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literature african american studies literary criticism anthropology narrative social history black experience cultural history ethnography aesthetics american literature literary history sociology american humor african identity contemporary fiction american studies narrative and identity post-colonial criticism graphic novel autobiography frederick douglass transnational jokework intellectual history creative writing dramaturgy reading research migration studies modern literature cybernetics human relations family relations comedy studies postcolonial writing social anthropology life writing personal identity transnational history black feminism feminist identity african diaspora diaspora studies personal relationships intimate relationships family relationships historical analysis racial studies white supremacy ethnocentrism political process political agendas human memory first-person narratives literary studies graphic subjects critical essays graphic novels black identity slave image fugitive vision autobiographical graphic novel slave caricature cybernetic aesthetics black infovirus ishmael reed slave memory graphic novel american identity critical race theory

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'I Knew Then Who I Was. I Was a Negro': Black Armed Defense in Walter White's a Man Called White. MELUS (2024)

historywhite supremacyraceblack experienceracial discriminationwalter whiteblack armed defenseafrican american studiesracial studies

On U.S. Presidential Effigy. American Studies (2024)

political sciencepoliticspolitical agendaspublic policyu.s. presidential effigypolitical processpolitical behaviorpolitical analysiselections

Depicting African American Life in Graphics and Visual Cultures. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Michael A. Chaney

visual culturegraphicsafrican american lifeafrican american studies

9. the Cartoonal Slave. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2019)

Michael Chaney

cartoonal slaveafrican american studiesracial discrimination

Where is All My Relation?. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Michael A. Chaney

family relationshipsinterpersonal relationshipssociologypersonal relationshipsintimate relationshipsrelation (philosophy)social relationshuman relationsfamily relations

Where is All My Relation? the Poetics of Dave the Potter. Oxford University Press (2018)

humanitiespoetrypoeticsvictorian literatureliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

Will Eisner and the Making of a Contract With God. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Michael A. Chaney

religious studies

Anarchic Strains in the Comics of Ronald Wimberly and Keith Knight. SubStance (2017)

Michael A. Chaney

anarchic strainsliterature

Reading Lessons in Seeing: Mirrors, Masks, and Mazes in the Autobiographical Graphic Novel. (2017)

Michael A. Chaney

ethnographycommunicationautobiographical graphic novelnarrativereading researchliterature

Digression, Slavery, and Failing to Return in the Narrative of the Sufferings of Lewis Clarke. Biography (2016)

Michael A. Chaney

colonialismnarrativeblack experienceafrican american studies

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Michael A. Chaney

Professor Edward Hyde Cox Professor of English and American Literature

Dartmouth College

Affiliations

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of English and Creative Writing

Michael A. Chaney is currently serving as an English And Creative Writing Professor Edward Hyde Cox Professor of English and American Literature at Dartmouth College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael A. Chaney

Dartmouth College

Professor Edward Hyde Cox Professor of English and American Literature

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

'I Knew Then Who I Was. I Was a Negro': Black Armed Defense in Walter White's a Man Called White. MELUS (2024)

historywhite supremacyraceblack experienceracial discriminationwalter whiteblack armed defenseafrican american studiesracial studies

On U.S. Presidential Effigy. American Studies (2024)

political sciencepoliticspolitical agendaspublic policyu.s. presidential effigypolitical processpolitical behaviorpolitical analysiselections

Depicting African American Life in Graphics and Visual Cultures. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Michael A. Chaney

visual culturegraphicsafrican american lifeafrican american studies

9. the Cartoonal Slave. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2019)

Michael Chaney

cartoonal slaveafrican american studiesracial discrimination

Where is All My Relation?. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Michael A. Chaney

family relationshipsinterpersonal relationshipssociologypersonal relationshipsintimate relationshipsrelation (philosophy)social relationshuman relationsfamily relations

Where is All My Relation? the Poetics of Dave the Potter. Oxford University Press (2018)

humanitiespoetrypoeticsvictorian literatureliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticism

Will Eisner and the Making of a Contract With God. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Michael A. Chaney

religious studies

Anarchic Strains in the Comics of Ronald Wimberly and Keith Knight. SubStance (2017)

Michael A. Chaney

anarchic strainsliterature

Reading Lessons in Seeing: Mirrors, Masks, and Mazes in the Autobiographical Graphic Novel. (2017)

Michael A. Chaney

ethnographycommunicationautobiographical graphic novelnarrativereading researchliterature

Digression, Slavery, and Failing to Return in the Narrative of the Sufferings of Lewis Clarke. Biography (2016)

Michael A. Chaney

colonialismnarrativeblack experienceafrican american studies

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